The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-25
10C.zL .4ND PERSONAL.

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The New York Star and the CAMBRIA
,uRyAH for two dollars.
The Huntingdon county Grand Jury, ~
lat session recommended the building
rev jail.
p,n.urp Instantly relieved bv tho nae nf
. .slshratad Fry Truss. For ssle 81 Dav-
obs drug store.
Mis- Meme Roberts. who has heen visit.
-,-,ands i'm PhIladeIp phia and Churchtowu,
.7-ned homo on last Saturday.
Register and Recorder Brown re
,vad his household goods from this place
LOT nstowr, on Tuesday last.
Miss Ella Christy. of Lnrettn. spent a
= DAYS in town this week and pIaddpnsd
heart OF az least one young man-our
sman.
LAST weeks Herald on the outside has
article instructing its readers how to
rk wine and beer, while the inside is as
4 on prohibition as ever.
NOTICE AS most farmers will want to
Phosphate the coming spring, now is the
p for you to give your orders for the best
ospbats In the market. I am prepared 10
,Ish It in any grade for s25 to $40 ton.
G. HUNTLEY
Mr.. sam 81 Philsou, of Berlin, Somerset
nty. Is at 7 ssent carrying a valued heir
q IN the g. ape of a centennial watch.
piece was given to Mr.. Philson by
father, who obtained it in the year 1877
manufacturer was William Knowles,
Dublin, ireland.
The first issue of the Local Ne,Ds, a new
)er published in this place by Mr.. S. J.
nphreys made its appearance on Thurs
last II "a a small eIght-pape paper
two psQes published at home and is
snded to hr independent in politics. The
scriptlon price is 81 90 per year.
In last weeks issue Of fhe GalIitziu
rs MFR. J. l. Campbell, its editor, bids
ewell to its readers. having sold out his
ablishment to Mr.. j W. KiIduff. a gen.
nen Of that place. Mr. KiIduf will
nge the name to the Iyldll strjal Vindicator
its columns will be devoted to the inter-
of labor.
Hungry people attending court can get
oyster stew at the Sugar Bowl.
William Hitchue, aged about eighteen
lrs, son of Abraham Hitcbue, Of this
ce, died at Camden, New Jersey, on
,duesday OF typhoid fever The family
sIved a dispatch announcing his Illness
Saturday last and his mother left this
zee for Camden on Tuesday, arriving a
= hours before bis death.
One day last week fve-year old child
Ambrose Darone, Spring Garden town
p, York county. fell into we'll 90 feet
ep with about Is feet Of water in it. A
dy left the we'll bucket down into the we'll
zen the child caught hold of the bucket
d clurg fast until the bucket had been
ted out of the we'll.
A cooking main care off at Cresson on
lesday last between nine birds owned by
gentleman from the 5rh ward of Altoona
q nine other birds gattert4 up from
JlIidaysbGTg and Altoona. Five hundred
liars we're put up ON the result, which
.s won By the 9TH ward gentleman. Sew
81 parties from this place we're present
d won and lost some money on the result.
1t is not much tor an ufficsr eI-csed to a
lh salaried Office to give band Y or an
when seTeuaded By them but when an
gives a band a larger donation
ln his salary amounts To, rs some Of the
rough ficers elect have done, tteir gener-
Jy Is not often pqualed, and chorus Of
anks comes from every member of the
nd.
Char les Noel. executor. Will sell at pub
sale at the late residence OF John Noel,
ceased, in Munster township on Friday
3 18th OF March next. at one O'Clock. p. NJ,
.Ow, two ear Old-heiTeIs. 6 yearlIngs,
wo horse sled, l light sled. sets Of heavy
ness. 1 tanning mill. hay rake, thresh-
Z machine, , Iigs, 4 soaps Ct bees and 1
ampion plOw.
For choice groceries. always fresh, go
the Sugar BOHL
Judge Mclean, OF Adams
unity, publishes the following notice to the
1keepers Of Adams county. That ss the
unity has been burdened with costs and
penses directly referable TO the use Of in
IicstIng liquors by George Fleming,
,orRs Little and William Stanton, pc
ls selling them liquors will have their
enses revoked"
County Treasurer Is now about the best
Ice 10 the county. Last year, according
the auditors report, It paid g., 267. s5
iieh divided by two gave s2,133 S21z to
eI Stsckhouse who did the running, and
1873 s21I to Col. s. w. Davis who handles
, reins and whip. Republicar politicians
this county are like some trU,tinR horses
hey 90 better with q running mate.
The entertainment at the Opera House
Tuesday night, under the auspices and
tie benefit Of E5ensburg Cornet Band
IS grand success. The house was pack
every seat filed and the aisles were
Dwded with people who had to stand. f.
me very fine selections were rendered by
) several choirs, and the audience were |
Ihly pleased with the evenings entertain.
nt
Charles II. Worcester, OF South Fork, ,
% had been on protracted spree and I
10 lived by himself in a small shop. was /
md nearly dead on Thursday from de- 1
In tremens. Some neigtbors who had |
ssed him went to his shop and found hlm .
nR on a bed with one foot resting on the .
or and 50 weak that the rats had eaten !
t Of the flesh of his toes. He died the .
me day.
Mr.. Hughes Ohphant, right OF way /
mt for the South Pennsylvania railroad .
1pany, arrived in Bedford from the east .
Saturday evening and on Monday started
st over the line Of the road. His mission \
% secure extensions of grants of rights TO I
,. The new agreements ssipulate that
work shall be commenced ID good faith I
January 1, 1888, and that the road shall